About this presentation

related to ATMOsphere America 2015
published on 26 June 2015
12 pages
2 MB

Paul Delaney, Senior Engineer at Southern California Edison, focused his presentation on energy savings achieved by low-charge ammonia refrigeration systems. Southern California Edison is one of the country's largest electric utilities, servicing nearly 14 million residents. Delaney examined the benefits of low-charge ammonia, estimating the efficiency gain is 5-10% in California for industrial and large refrigerated warehouses using ammonia. Lower installation costs, higher productivity and environmental improvements were among the other benefits.  

About the speaker(s)

Paul Delaney

 

Paul Delaney has been an energy and energy efficiency professional for 38 years, and is currently a Senior Engineer at Southern California Edison. He is responsible for the evaluation of new technologies that can reduce demand and energy consumption for Edison industrial, large commercial, manufacturing and agriculture customers. Paul is an experienced speaker, panelist and recognized utility expert in natural and alternative refrigerants for refrigeration applications. Mr. Delaney was a former Vice President for the American Utility Network, National Account manager for Edison Source and Senior Energy engineer for the United States Navy. Mr. Delaney holds a BS in Environmental Engineering from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, CA, and is a member of ASHRAE, ASME and SME.